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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-21, Page 7Hiss : rid hur at GLT play Cometo MacKay Centre to "him ►and 'hurray" .the villains, heroes and heroines that wiU parade across the ti Ooderiht Little Theatre Stage n this season's opener, Egad, The Woman in White". Sir Percival Glyde, a wick- ed but charming villain, will stop at nothing in his fiendish schemes.to lead a life of total sell -indulgence. You'll love to hate him as' he plots to dispose of all those who stand in his way. Watch in disbelief es this fiendish rogue has his lovely wife sealed in a madhouse in order to obtain her in- heritance, Only with your support and enthusiastic encourage- ment can someone as wret- ched as Sir Percival be brought to the bar of justice. The play is being directed by Stephen Norton and pro- duced by Diana Scott, with musical accompaniment by Irla Stewart. Set and costume crews have been diligently working long hours in order to bring the show to completion on time. Needs names The mini-cotmunity and day care centre on Cam- bridge Street will soon be In use but the facility lacks a name. The town of Goderich will operate a day care centre in the Cambridge Street centre, which is expected to be occupied by November 2, At Monday's session of council, John Doherty suggested a committee be appointed to provide a suitable name for the facWty. Councillor Elsa Haydon said the facility was also a community centre claiming it would befitting if people offered suggestions for a name during open house. Councillor Stan Profit indicated the town could not go wrong by naming the centre after Terry Fox while others believed people living in the neighbourhood might have ideas for .a suitable name. The mutter was tabled and will be discussed at future 'meetings. r Klnette District Governor,fou Mitchell, conducted the charter at a special ceremony in Goderieh Saturday.(Pboto swearing in ceremony for the 13 members of' the newly by DaveSykes) chartered Dungannon Klnette Club. The club received its Ladies have embroidery party On Wednesday evening Sandy D'Aoust had a group of ladies into her home for an (embroidery) circle party. Donald Hartung of Gowan- stown and Leola Chisholm of Cambridge visited with Leonard and Olive Chisholm and family on Sunday. Mrs. Rose Travis is a. patient in Goderich hospital following an accident last Tuesday when a tire blew on her pickup truck on County Road # 25. Mrs. Bertha Olson and Mrs. Marie Park were in Wingham. on Thursday and visited at the hospital with Mrs. Olive. Blake and Mrs. Lynn Wall. Mrs. Olive Cul- bert was released at noon so they were'nt able to visit with her. Lynn returned home on Sunday following an emergency appendectomy on Wednesday evening. Other area residents in hospital at Wingham are Mrs. W. Hart - in and Maurice !vers. Maur- ice had been in London hospital since breaking his hip in a fall from a pear tree but was returned to Wing - ham last week. Bill and Pat Blake and family, up from Cambridge for the weekend, were able to bring Olive to her home for the day on Sunday. John Bere and son; David of London visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Bere and Jamie on the weekend. " Glenda Park and PattiPark have both had successful Michele Lynn jewellery 'part- ies recently., What's good for the goose.. Dear Editor: The Canadian taxpayers own a railway, the C.N.; also an airway, Air Canada; plus an oil company, Petrocan. Now theOntario government has bought a controlling in- terest in Suncor, better known as Sunoco. The government requires a financial report on all businesses operating in Canada, and they even have investigators to make sure that income tax evasion is not practised. I would say - what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Why shouldn't they, the government, be subject to the same kind of scrutiny? Give the public a financial report annually, to let the taxpayers know what is be- ing done with their money. This report should be done by chartered accountants. If they don't trust the tax- payer, and they guard against income tax evasion, why shouldn't the taxpayer be able to check against political feather bedding? The people should elect a committee to check govern- ment spending and make a public report concerning it. If we have to be susceptible to their scrutiny, they should be susceptible to the scrutiny of the public. A wonderful place to start would be the pension fund, (is it getting the current bank interest rates?) travelling expenses, etc. We have to give a detailed account as to our income. Why shouldn't they be oblig- ed`feidsa to . e ilgiilea-, Sincerely, N. J. Minaker Dungannon Doings Marie Park, correspondent 529-7719 Tom, Tracey and Terri Wall were staying with Wil- lie and Linda Hubbard near Auburnwhile their mother was hospitalized. Mrs. Gertrude Park visited in Auburn on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawlor and Andrea to help Andrea celebrate her second birth- day. Dungannon United Church Mr. George Cowan spoke on the topic,, The Speaking, God; and the children's story was, How Praise Saved Ben- jamin Bumblebee. The choir sang, This is my Father's World. Thank you to all who helped make the Thanksgiv- ing service last Sunday, so meaningful with decorations, special music, gifts and your attendance. Choir practice is Tuesday evening at Nile, and Wednes- day evening at Dungannon. The Dungannon Youth Group and Nile Hi -C will meet jointly on Tuesday ev- ening at Brookside School, There will be a short organ- izational meeting followed by a time of fun. A special Remembrance Day service at Nile church is being planned for Sunday, November 8, thanks to Mrs. Elliott and other ladies from Nile. The Lay School at Wesley Willis Church, Clinton, dates and topics ate as follows, October 20, Lifes Escape Hatches; October 27, Auth- ority and Freedom; Novem- ber 3, Single Parents; Nov- ember 10, Christian Femin- ism; November 17, Living Together. Next Sunday clocks are turned back to standard time. It has been customary to change to different times for church for the winter starting on this Sunday. However, the congregations of Nile and Dungannon have decided to continue for two more weeks with services at 10 a.m. at Nile and 11.30 a.m. at Dungannon. Civic Corner There will be a property committee meeting Wed- nesday, October 21 at 8:30 a.m.' in the building department office. The Goderich Police Commission will meet Wednesday, October 21 at noon in the Bedford Hotel. • The Airport Committee„ will meet We.dnesd'ay;w October 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the MacKay Centre. Katimavik Open House will be held Friday, October 23 from 4-7 p.m. at 44 Stanley Street and 109 Napier Street. Huron County Council will Meet Thursday, October 29 at 10 a.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. 011 ay is c litre s ratitei on Inv.slmen' Performances are at MacKay Centre October 29► 3dannd 31 and November 5, S Season's tickets are available from GUT members, Seats can be reserved starting October 22 at Bell's Optometrist Office on The Square. Don't be disappointed. Get yours now. �►---�I�i�lwrin • No load Savings Plans. s incorr * Tote Deferred on Inlarhrt. s R.RSP'S. • Annuities s Intorno Averaging Annuities '• Now Nom -Smokers life insurance Rotor Bob McKinley 262.5462, Hansell The community served by ALEXANDRA MARINE at GENERAL HOSPITAL can be proud for pushing the ICU fund OVER THE '250,000 TARGET —ALSO -- The community is proud of the diligent efforts of the ICU Campaign Fund Raising Committee, Medical Staff and Charman Bob Dempsey who orchestrated the monthsof planning and presentations culminating with e two hour television special. THIS MESSAGE COURTESY OF I . SIGNAL STAR ON BEHALF OF CITIZENS OF GODERICH s& AREA! ,ti,• AZU NDRA M.ARI.NE& GENERAL HOSPITAL il THERE'S A NEW BODY BUILDER. IN TOWN • YOU FROM THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS WEST SIDE AUTO BODY AND COLLISION 247 HURON RD. a s=DE ADAIR'S VARIETY GODERICH •lpnsl®I1tInp In polliurothono enamels A'rrongnr no.waix finish •PERMA GLAZE CAR b TRUCK WAXING *UNDERCOATING AND OILING MOM T14/ NNW ISIANACISMINT JUVIMADDOX- CALL1 1:524-M494 2494 AND THE I.C.U. FUND RAISING COMMITTED —TO — ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR ENTHUSIASM AND HARD WORK AND T EVERYONE a WHO GENEROUSLY CONTRIBUTED T SUCCESS. 15.